What is architectural perforated metal?

Architectural Perforated Metal is a punched-sheet panel product for facades and sunshades. This SPU records aluminum or stainless steel material options, a panel form, and coated or bare finishes; the final hole pattern and panel system are defined by project.

Should I specify aluminum or stainless steel?

Start with the installation environment, the desired appearance, panel geometry, fabrication requirements, and the project material designation. This SPU does not define an alloy or stainless steel grade, so include that requirement in the RFQ, drawing, or approval sample instead of assuming one.

What does open area mean for a perforated panel?

Open area is the percentage of the panel surface occupied by perforations. It should be reviewed together with hole shape, hole size, pitch or centers, panel layout, and the intended facade or sunshade result; this SPU does not publish a fixed open-area value.

Why is there no standard SKU table?

The catalog records this product as a project-defined architectural panel. Hole pattern, open area, thickness, finished dimensions, margins, finish, and installation details depend on the building design, so they are confirmed before order release rather than presented as standard SKU values.

How should I specify a coated or bare finish?

State whether the project requires coated or bare metal, then provide the required appearance, color reference where applicable, exposure conditions, and acceptance method. The order documents should record the agreed finish because this SPU only identifies the available finish family.

Can I request a sample?

Sample availability is not recorded for this SPU. Include the required material, hole pattern, thickness, finish, and panel context in the RFQ so sample options, if needed, can be confirmed for the project.

SPU Code: SPU-WM-048Project-Specified Perforated Panels

Architectural Perforated Metal Panels for Facades & Sunshades

Q: What information should I send for a quote?

Send the application, required material designation, hole shape and size, pitch or centers, open area, sheet thickness, finished panel dimensions, margins, finish, folded-edge or frame details, fixing preference, quantity, destination, and drawing if available.

Architectural Perforated Metal is a project-specified punched-sheet panel for facades and sunshades. Select aluminum or stainless steel, then confirm the hole pattern, open area, sheet thickness, finished panel dimensions, coated or bare finish, and installation details before quotation.

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Where Is Architectural Perforated Metal Used?

Architectural Perforated Metal is specified as a punched-sheet panel for facades and sunshades where the project needs a controlled hole pattern, defined visual openness, and panel dimensions coordinated with the building design. Confirm the final panel layout and installation route before order release.

Material Choice: Aluminum or Stainless Steel

Material Grade Must Be Confirmed

This SPU identifies the material family as aluminum or stainless steel; it does not define an alloy or stainless steel grade. State the required material designation and project environment in the RFQ, drawing, or approved sample before order release.

No alloy composition is recorded for this SPU. Confirm the exact material designation before order release.

Project Selection Inputs

Environment：Describe the installation location and exposure conditions so the project team can define the required material designation and finish.
Panel design：Confirm the hole pattern, open area, sheet thickness, panel dimensions, margins, and folded-edge details together rather than treating any one value as a standalone specification.
Finish：This SPU records coated or bare finish options. State the required appearance, color reference where applicable, and acceptance method in the project documents.

Architectural Perforated Panel Specification Checklist

This family has no standard SKU matrix. Use the project drawing and agreed approval process to define the final punched-sheet panels before order release; the table separates recorded SPU facts from the inputs that still require project confirmation.

Specification item	Recorded for SPU-WM-048	Buyer or project input	Order verification
Construction	Punched-sheet pattern	Confirm hole shape, hole size, pitch or centers, and arrangement	Approved drawing or sample
Base material	Aluminum or stainless steel	State the exact material designation and project environment	Agreed quotation and material designation
Open area	Not defined at SPU level	State the required open area and the visual, airflow, or shading objective	Approved perforation schedule
Sheet thickness	Not defined at SPU level	Provide thickness and any panel rigidity or fabrication requirements	Approved drawing and project review
Finished panels	Panel form	Provide width, height, quantity, margins, fold details, and tolerances

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Specifications are confirmed for each architectural project

Where Is Architectural Perforated Metal Used?

Material Choice: Aluminum or Stainless Steel

Material Grade Must Be Confirmed

Project Selection Inputs

Architectural Perforated Panel Specification Checklist

Where Do These Specification Inputs Come From?

Architectural Perforated Metal: Buyer Questions

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